Sentence examples for data broke down from inspiring English sources

Look at how the election data broke down in 2006 (source: Wikipedia).

(The Nassau and Suffolk Police Departments said they do not keep data broken down by ethnicity).

It is negotiating to sell the data, broken down by geography and other categories, to publishers.

While UK authorities publish stop-and-search data, broken down by ethnicity, the US is less transparent.

In the next six months, the bureau plans to release the data broken down by geography and by industry, Mr. Clayton said.

Now the company behind it has a new app, which helps you understand which apps are sucking up data, breaking down usage over the month, with pretty graphs.

The paper studies Senate votes from 1988-92, years in which he had detailed state-by-state opinion data broken down by income from a National Election Studies survey.

Data breaking down unemployment by ethnicity used to be routinely published alongside official unemployment figures, but has not been released since February 2011, apparently due to changes in how different ethnic groups are coded by official statisticians.

Wage growth data broken down by industry also suggests that it follows similar patterns to the wider UK economy, including in lower-paid sectors, such as retail, construction and hospitality.

The TIC data break down capital flows by type of asset and country of origin.

The Paycheck Fairness Act would require employers to report their wage data, broken down by race and gender.